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24 guidance

Guidance tries to clarify

and explain as students

progress toward the future

Five guidance counselors and two guidance secretaries
have the huge task of serving over 2300 students here at
Woodrow Wilson High School. Their duties range from
securing and administering a host of tests (educational,
aptitude, intelligence, occupational, career and college-
oriented) to the over-powering duty of student schedul­
ing. To the student, the guidance world often seems a
mass of abbreviations: IQ, PSAT, SAT, DAT, NMSQT, etc.,
and the list of tests and surveys seems endless and incom­
prehensible, but the guidance office clarifies and ex­
plains. Teacher, parent, and student conferences add to
the guidance day, as do schedule changes, curriculum
planning, student transfer, and the student's cumulative
folder.
MR. ANTHONY SCARPIELLO director of counsel-
ing, national honor society.

MR. LAWRENCE GREBE guidance MR. DONALD NASTA . . guidance counselor. MR. MARVIN DEMP guidance counselor.
counselor.

MRS. GWEN )ONES REMBERT guidance counselor, MRS. MABEL HANDZLIK secretary to MRS. VIOLET NALSON secretary to
enrichment club. guidance. guidance.